Repetition diminishes the anticipation
The article discusses the decline in the value of patience and genuine enjoyment at artistic events, especially given the widespread proliferation of artist performances and the decrease in their appeal due to repetitive performances and songs. The author shares a personal experience with the late Sabah Fakhri's concert in Kuwait, emphasizing that his performances were characterized by intimacy and innovation, with a focus on emotion, arrangement, and delivery. This made each concert feel like a unique artistic experience for the audience. The article points out that increasing the number of concerts and paying less attention to performance quality have led to a repetitive routine and the loss of the event's grandeur, with some attendees attending events merely to share photos on social media rather than truly enjoying the artistic experience. The author confirms that images have come to dominate most people's attention, causing some concerts to be forgotten, while a single exceptional performance remains memorable.
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